Tesla Stock: Headed to $450?
One analyst is betting that Tesla's decision to prioritize sales of higher-end versions of Model 3 could be a key catalyst for Tesla stock. But is this really the right move?
U.S. Justice Department, AT&T await nail-biter of a court decision
A federal judge will decide next week whether AT&T (T.N), which owns DirecTV, will be allowed to buy Time Warner (TWX.N), home to CNN and March Madness basketball, for $85 billion. Judge Richard Leon of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia oversaw a six-week trial where the government argued the deal was illegal because it would give AT&T the power to withhold HBO and Turner channels from DirecTV's smaller pay TV rivals and cheaper online competitors. The Justice Department focused on Time Warner's Turner assets, saying cable networks needed Turner channels like CNN and live sports to survive.
Apple Accused of Allegedly Stealing Design of New Shortcuts App Icon
The startup Shift wants Apple to pay $200,000.
Energy Transfer Partners restores power to West Texas facility
Pipeline operator Energy Transfer Partners LP has restored power to a pumping station in West Texas and was in the process of restarting operations on two crude pipelines impacted by an outage following storms, a company spokeswoman said on Friday. The storms knocked out the company's Colorado City pumping station and storage facility, and impacted its West Texas Gulf and Permian Express II pipelines, the spokeswoman said.
Google Looking at More Fines in the EU
Some media reports are saying that Google could be fined up to $11 billion over Android.
The Latest: Chef recalls serving Bourdain regional fare
Four days before his death, celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain was tucking into sauerkraut and roasted ham in the eastern French town of Colmar, just miles from the village of Kaysersberg where his life ended. Julien Schroeder is the owner and chef of La Petite Venise.
Verizon’s CEO Choice Puts Focus Back on Industry Race Toward 5G
In elevating technology chief Hans Vestberg to lead the overall company on Friday, Verizon Communications Inc. sent a message to the rest of the industry: It's doubling down on network expansion to ward off increasingly ambitious rivals. While AT&T Inc. tries to complete an acquisition of Time Warner Inc. and T-Mobile US Inc. pursues its merger with Sprint Corp., Verizon wants no distractions. Verizon already sat out the latest round of potential deals -- such as bidding on CBS Corp. or 21st Century Fox Inc.'s entertainment assets -- even as archrival AT&T is attempting to make itself over as a media distribution giant.